CEO INSIGHTS
A CEO’s First Day: Lindsay Corp.’s Tim Hassinger Slips Into His New Role
Tim Hassinger says he “felt like a sixth-grader in a new school” on Monday. That’s because it was his first day as president and CEO of his new company, Lindsay Corp., in Omaha.
GE: Everything Must Go
There is no doubt that General Electric’s new chairman and CEO John Flannery is serious about trimming the fat within the organization, with a high volume of corporate job cuts and GE research facility shutdowns expected to be announced next month.
Using Employee Appreciation As A Talent Strategy
A well-designed and implemented recognition program is proven to energize employee confidence and loyalty, measurably impacting talent acquisition, performance and retention.
The Strategic Brilliance Of American Express CEO Ken Chenault
Ken Chenault came in below the radar line as a peacemaker and problem solver. And the problems were enormous.
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CEO1000 Tracker Full List
From the schools they went to to the types of companies they run, CEO1000 is tracking the trends among the CEOs of the 1,000 largest U.S. companies (public and private).
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Why Getting Fired Could Be The Best Thing For Your Career
Many famous people would be nobody if not for the pink slip. Learn why getting fired may not be the worst thing to happen in your career.
Chenault Era Ends At AmEx
American Express chairman and chief executive Kenneth Chenault will step down on Feb. 1 next year after 16 years as CEO, as the company’s board of directors announced it has appointed 32-year AmEx veteran Stephen J. Squeri as its next CEO and chairman.
Ascending The Ladder Of Growth: 5 Critical Stages For Startups
.Growing a startup to its full potential is one of the hardest feats in business. This can be a precarious climb, so it’s easy to want to scramble to the top, but it’s better to take each step carefully and position your company for long-term success
Third Federal Savings And Loan CEO Puts The Customer First
Marc A. Stefanski, chief executive officer, president and chairman of Cleveland-based Third Federal Savings and Loan, is marking three decades in the CEO’s chair this year, which is no small feat in the banking world.
CEO CONFIDENCE INDEX
CEO Confidence Dims Amid Geopolitical Worry and Congress Standoff
After months of patient waiting and little change, CEO confidence is showing signs of faltering amid a...
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Six Tips For Would-Be CEO Authors
Think you’ve got a book in you? Here are some guidelines for those who are thinking about writing a book from CEOs-turned-authors who have already been published.
Gorsuch Takes (Another) Shot At Administrative Agencies
It wasn’t a good enough case for the U.S. Supreme Court to hear, but that didn’t stop Justice Neil Gorsuch from using Scenic America v. Department of Transportation to weigh in on one of his favorite topics.
Sonnenfeld Talks Peltz, P&G Proxy Fight
Yale School of Management senior associate dean for leadership studies Jeffrey Sonnenfeld appeared on CNBC’s “Fast Money Halftime Report” yesterday to discuss his recent interview with Chief Executive.
How A CEO With An Autistic Child Manages His Business
Being a father of an autistic child has opened this CEO's eyes and changed his leadership style to be more inclusive of people with disabilities.
BEST & WORST STATES FOR BUSINESS
Best and Worst States For Business
Are you looking to relocate or expand? Evaluate each state's strengths with Chief Executive's 2017 Best & Worst States for Business.
CEO OF THE YEAR
CEO of the Year
Once a year, we celebrate the achievements of a CEO, honored for his success in and dedication to business, shareholders, customers and employees.
